Don't congratulate women on 'not being a booby streamer'. The position of praise-giver (or moral-compass-judge) has not been bestowed upon you due to maleness. I'd rather swallow razor blades than say thank you to a dude who thinks I'm performing my female role in the right way.
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Which is not entirely wrong, there are plenty of people who watch streams just for the girl, but a lot of people see that as taking away from other streamers who game and supposedly work harder for their views, subs and donations.
Correction: Twitch is a platform for LIVESTREAMING. Within this platform there is gaming, irl, beauty, asmr, cooking.. The list goes on. Also can we stop this narrative that women who sell sex aren't working as hard as those who don't? That's absurd.
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There are people who sell the sexy fantasy who work hard, and those who don't, there are women who prefer to dress modestly who work hard and those who don't. To stop the above comments from happening we need to stop putting people into boxes for the type of content they produce.
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Besides a huge number of viewers these streamers get are kids/teenagers who get the wrong impression of what the community is about. There is very little warning too that instead of a gaming/irl/music o/other stream its a half naked streamer moaning.
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The definition of Twitch has broadened to other things besides gaming, that’s true. I never said ANYTHING about selling sex. It’s an honest profession, if people wanna buy it then idc if they sell it. Just not on Twitch, it’s not for that.
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I think you also misinterpreted what I said, I agreed with the original tweet. These women can and most do work just as hard as other people there, but what I said was OTHER people think they don’t and that’s why they get all butthurt.
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